Sentence examples for it will retard from inspiring English sources

"I think it will retard the system throughout the country until this gets sorted out".

Specifically, the interfacial stress may accelerate the destructive lattice distortion in Cu sublayers, while it will retard the plastic deformation in Ni sublayers.

And it will retard the development of a Russian economy which depends on oil and gas for 70 per cent of its exports and whose manufacturing sector remains profoundly inefficient and uncompetitive.

"It will retard the course of justice even further in these cases, and that's the tragedy".

Hemin-binding protein identified in oral pathogen Porphyromonas gingivalis [ 44, 45] and Treponema denticola [ 46] is a membrane protein that facilitates the uptake of hemin and the deletion of it will retard the growth of the bacteria in the iron-restricted media.

The low duty cycle facilitates the rapid shortening in cardiac and skeletal muscle because a strongly actin-bound myosin will retard movement when it does not dissociate promptly after delivering its impulsive force.

But their ownership in the company creates conflicts that will retard its growth.

Knowing that she is, at 27, on the very brink of spinsterhood and with no looks or fortune that will retard her progress towards it, she chooses to become the wife of Mr Collins, rather than live as an unwanted burden on whichever of her brothers ends up taking her in.

If a cell expresses a surface antigen that can interact specifically with the functionalized antibody in a particular segment of a node-pore with evenly spaced nodes, transient interactions will retard the cell as it transits through that segment, resulting in a longer subpulse duration as compared to that recorded when the cell transits the isotype-control segment.

It has widely been assumed that oil emplacement will retard the precipitation of quartz and calcite cements (Luo et al. 2009).

"It's a bit of a disconnect because this will retard job growth," Mr. DeVol said, "but companies are becoming more efficient".